The company began making wines in the early s, and the wines were named after the winemakers. In , the Franzia family sold the business to Coca-Cola, and it became known for making mass-produced jug wines. In , the Wine Group purchased the company, and they introduced Franzia's current bag in a box style of wines to the mass market.
Franzia wines are decent quality wines from the price, and there are other advantages to choosing boxed wines as well. If you're looking for a decent, consistent every day drinker, there's likely a Franzia boxed wine that will meet your needs. Advantage of Franzia's Box Wines One of the key advantages of Franzia's wines is their affordability.
Reduced Carbon Footprint According to Franzia, consuming their bag-in-a-box wines can reduce your carbon footprint both in transportation and packaging. Franzia Wines Stay Fresh Longer After Opening Likewise, due to their packaging innovation, Franzia wines will stay fresh in their boxes for up to six weeks after opening.
Easy to Store and Dispense The size and shape of Franzia's boxes make them fit easily on cupboard and refrigerator shelves. Consistent Franzia wines are made for consistency from batch to batch, which means you know what to expect any time you tap into a box.
Wines From Franzia Franzia offers an array of red, white, and blush wines including some unique choices. Red Wines Franzia offers multiple red wines in 1.
Chillable red is a light, fruity red that comes in 1. It's a non-varietal blend of California red wine grapes that's moderately sweet with slightly more body than a blush wine. Dark red blend is a dry, full-bodied red blend. Franzia doesn't specify the grapes that go into this blend, however, it has been awarded Gold at the LA International Wine Competition, and critics tend to find it a nicely drinkable, consistent wine. Cabernet Sauvignon is a dry red with plum and cherry notes.
It received accolades as a great value wine at the Ultimate Wine Challenge. Chianti from Franzia is not the same as Chianti from Italy. Franzia's Chianti is a medium-bodied, off-dry red blend featuring Sangiovese and other unspecified grapes. Fruity red sangria is Franzia's take on the Spanish wine punch. It's medium-bodied and sweet with refreshing citrus notes. Merlot won Franzia a bronze medal at the International Wine Competition.
It's a soft, dry red with aromas of raspberries and blackberries. It's a light-bodied, medium-dry red with blackberry aromas. Burgundy from Franzia isn't the same as a French Burgundy. Rather, it's a full-bodied, medium-sweet red wine blend with lots of fruit. White Wines Franzia's white wines range from crisp and dry to sweet. Chablis from Franzia shouldn't be mistaken with French Chablis.
It is an unspecified blend of white wine grapes with a medium body, medium-dryness, and hints of citrus and pears. Chardonnay is a crisp varietal that is medium-bodied and semi dry. Crisp White is an unspecified white wine blend that's fruity and floral. It's medium-bodied and lightly sweet. Pinot Grigio-Columbard is a blend of these two white wine grapes. It is light-bodied and dry. Moscato was recognized as a great value at the Ultimate Wine Challenge.
It's a light bodied, sweet wine. Refreshing white is an unspecified blend of white wine grapes. It's medium bodied and balanced between dry and sweet.
Blush Wines Franzia also offers a line of pink wines. Definitely a great summer wine. I may be biased because this is my go-to boxed wine of choice. With just the right amount of sweet and none of that Franzia after-bite, this one is obviously the real college deal. After adding up the scores of both brands, Vella won with a 1. Drink up, folks. Coffee Tea Perfect for when you're Too Sober See All Drinks. Dining Hall Dorm Lyfe Perfect for when you're Broke See All How To. See All Videos.
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